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WSC Early Registration Opens Feb. 25 . 1 v ! 5," is -VV . ' t i Students wishing to avoid the long lines of regular registation will want to take advantage of early registration which begins February 25. On that date, packets and class schedules will be made available for currently enrolled students in the lobby of the Union Building. Registration materials can be picked up there from 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. until Friday, March 6. Course cards will be distributed beginning March 3 according to a schedule that restricts the times students may come. Seniors may pick up their cards on that day beginning at 8 a.m., followed by juniors, who may come at 10 a.m. On March 3, only seniors and juniors may pick up their cards, and this is the only day they may do so until Friday, March 6. Sophomores may pick up their course cards on the next day, March 4, beginning at 8 a.m. Freshmen will begin later that day at 1 p.m. and will continue the next day starting at 8 a.m. NOTE: freshmen only will be restricted to picking up their coure cards on an alphabetical basis. The alphabetical schedule will be posted, but basically it is this: A-D on March 4, E-Z on March 5. Evening school students are also eligible for early registration. Packets may be picked up beginning February 25 at the evening school registration window in the Miller Administration Building. Course cards for evening students may be picked up in section C of the Union Building ballroom on March 4 and 5 from 5 to 8 p.m. Registrations for both day and evening school should be turned in when cards are picked up, even though fees need not be payed until March 24. This is so that students will be on the first roll of the quarter given to instructors. The belltower clock, a source of continual frustration lately because of mechanical breakdowns, has been repaired and is running again. Sam Crawford of Campus Service made the repairs, assisted by Sig Jeske and Evan Murray of Manufacturing Technology and Jim Sather of Campus Service. You can thank these people for helping keep you aware of how far you are off schedule. nr u WEBER STATE COLLEGE S.u. J! GDEN UTAH February 20,1981 Volume 42 Issue 33 Young's View Expounded Young Compliments Utah (Editor's note: the author is an student from Rhodesia. The view expressed are only those of the author not of the ' Signpost or of WSC) Andrew Young tells only the "white" side of his involvement in political negociations in Rhodesia. Young is a typical American politician who, when asked a question, will skillfully evade it. My question to Young was "As a christian don't you think you owe it to your audience to tell them that you support Robert Mugabe and Joshua Nkomo, who are terrorist murders?" Young's answer to this question was a description of the wonderful job these men are doing in Rhodesia now. Those WSC students who do not know the "dark" side of Young ought to. Young was instrumental in supporting two black leaders who wanted to gain control of Rhodesia and did not care how they did it. Money support of these men was all from communist backed countries. These men tried to outdo each other in terrorizing the black people, their own people. Each had an army of terrorists who would sneak into Rhodesia at night from Zambia or Mozambique, go to the outlying villages and terrorize and torture innocent people in these villages. Young is a supporter of these "so called" leaders. When asked if he condoned the murdering, he said he did not. Why does he support it then? Rhodesia, now Zimbabwe, is not doing well. People are terrified of the terrorists still wandering in the area. The economy has skyrocketed, farmers are just breaking even and people are leaving in droves. The majority of the black people are intimidated by the terrorists. Young stands behind the facade that he is a christian man; yet he was aware of the atrocities, knew who was responsible and still continued so support these two murdering men. Today's Quotables: Signpost "Labour to keep alive in . your breast that little spark n"" y ,ps" t of celestial fire, called cons-Debaters Win 3 dence fditorials George Washington Features 5,6 Players Sign 7 Unclassifieds 8 "Americans must accept the challenge of leadership," said Andrew Young, former ambassador to the United Nations in Weber State's Thursday convocation. After complimenting Utah's beauty he acknowledged it and America as Gods Country, though there are many problems that must be solved. He stated that the majority of world leaders, even those in confrontation with America, had been educated in American institutions. For example, the Iranian invasion of the embassy was a concept learned from the American students of the 1960's. The organization of oil monopolies in the Middle East was set up after those educated in America saw the monopolies. Young has found that in the 65 nations he has visited, the people are interested in partnerships with America on issues. "The American culture is a global phenomenon," Young states," the world wants the same opportunities as Americans. They want the same education, development, growth and abilities to meet the needs of its people." He said that, although America feels insecure, the world still looks to her for leadership. From military support, political concepts and economic policies to McDonald's, blue jeans and music - America captures the imagination of the world. He states that the threat of the Soviet Union is real, yet overplayed. He feels we should be more concerned with manufacturing a peacetime marketable trade. Those between 18-25 had the lowest voting percentage in the country. The students need to be involved and participate in the political process in order to have their views and interests represented. "We should not despair, but be concerned with working out agreementments to respect and protect each others interests." summarized Young. Young then turned from his world views to students. "If all the student would at least register to vote they would draw the attention and concern of their congressmen and representatives." -0 Former U.N. ambassador Andrew Young addressed a large convocation audience Thursday in conjunction with Black History Month. Young is highly regarded as a representative of the U.S. in Third World nations and spoke on a number of topics concerning U.S. policy in those countries.

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WSC Early Registration Opens Feb. 25 . 1 v ! 5," is -VV . ' t i Students wishing to avoid the long lines of regular registation will want to take advantage of early registration which begins February 25. On that date, packets and class schedules will be made available for currently enrolled students in the lobby of the Union Building. Registration materials can be picked up there from 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. until Friday, March 6. Course cards will be distributed beginning March 3 according to a schedule that restricts the times students may come. Seniors may pick up their cards on that day beginning at 8 a.m., followed by juniors, who may come at 10 a.m. On March 3, only seniors and juniors may pick up their cards, and this is the only day they may do so until Friday, March 6. Sophomores may pick up their course cards on the next day, March 4, beginning at 8 a.m. Freshmen will begin later that day at 1 p.m. and will continue the next day starting at 8 a.m. NOTE: freshmen only will be restricted to picking up their coure cards on an alphabetical basis. The alphabetical schedule will be posted, but basically it is this: A-D on March 4, E-Z on March 5. Evening school students are also eligible for early registration. Packets may be picked up beginning February 25 at the evening school registration window in the Miller Administration Building. Course cards for evening students may be picked up in section C of the Union Building ballroom on March 4 and 5 from 5 to 8 p.m. Registrations for both day and evening school should be turned in when cards are picked up, even though fees need not be payed until March 24. This is so that students will be on the first roll of the quarter given to instructors. The belltower clock, a source of continual frustration lately because of mechanical breakdowns, has been repaired and is running again. Sam Crawford of Campus Service made the repairs, assisted by Sig Jeske and Evan Murray of Manufacturing Technology and Jim Sather of Campus Service. You can thank these people for helping keep you aware of how far you are off schedule. nr u WEBER STATE COLLEGE S.u. J! GDEN UTAH February 20,1981 Volume 42 Issue 33 Young's View Expounded Young Compliments Utah (Editor's note: the author is an student from Rhodesia. The view expressed are only those of the author not of the ' Signpost or of WSC) Andrew Young tells only the "white" side of his involvement in political negociations in Rhodesia. Young is a typical American politician who, when asked a question, will skillfully evade it. My question to Young was "As a christian don't you think you owe it to your audience to tell them that you support Robert Mugabe and Joshua Nkomo, who are terrorist murders?" Young's answer to this question was a description of the wonderful job these men are doing in Rhodesia now. Those WSC students who do not know the "dark" side of Young ought to. Young was instrumental in supporting two black leaders who wanted to gain control of Rhodesia and did not care how they did it. Money support of these men was all from communist backed countries. These men tried to outdo each other in terrorizing the black people, their own people. Each had an army of terrorists who would sneak into Rhodesia at night from Zambia or Mozambique, go to the outlying villages and terrorize and torture innocent people in these villages. Young is a supporter of these "so called" leaders. When asked if he condoned the murdering, he said he did not. Why does he support it then? Rhodesia, now Zimbabwe, is not doing well. People are terrified of the terrorists still wandering in the area. The economy has skyrocketed, farmers are just breaking even and people are leaving in droves. The majority of the black people are intimidated by the terrorists. Young stands behind the facade that he is a christian man; yet he was aware of the atrocities, knew who was responsible and still continued so support these two murdering men. Today's Quotables: Signpost "Labour to keep alive in . your breast that little spark n"" y ,ps" t of celestial fire, called cons-Debaters Win 3 dence fditorials George Washington Features 5,6 Players Sign 7 Unclassifieds 8 "Americans must accept the challenge of leadership," said Andrew Young, former ambassador to the United Nations in Weber State's Thursday convocation. After complimenting Utah's beauty he acknowledged it and America as Gods Country, though there are many problems that must be solved. He stated that the majority of world leaders, even those in confrontation with America, had been educated in American institutions. For example, the Iranian invasion of the embassy was a concept learned from the American students of the 1960's. The organization of oil monopolies in the Middle East was set up after those educated in America saw the monopolies. Young has found that in the 65 nations he has visited, the people are interested in partnerships with America on issues. "The American culture is a global phenomenon," Young states," the world wants the same opportunities as Americans. They want the same education, development, growth and abilities to meet the needs of its people." He said that, although America feels insecure, the world still looks to her for leadership. From military support, political concepts and economic policies to McDonald's, blue jeans and music - America captures the imagination of the world. He states that the threat of the Soviet Union is real, yet overplayed. He feels we should be more concerned with manufacturing a peacetime marketable trade. Those between 18-25 had the lowest voting percentage in the country. The students need to be involved and participate in the political process in order to have their views and interests represented. "We should not despair, but be concerned with working out agreementments to respect and protect each others interests." summarized Young. Young then turned from his world views to students. "If all the student would at least register to vote they would draw the attention and concern of their congressmen and representatives." -0 Former U.N. ambassador Andrew Young addressed a large convocation audience Thursday in conjunction with Black History Month. Young is highly regarded as a representative of the U.S. in Third World nations and spoke on a number of topics concerning U.S. policy in those countries.